What We Know About Work-Based Learning And Apprenticeship For Individuals With Disabilities In Hospitality
July 18, 2018
At a Glance
This brief overviews benefits and opportunities surrounding utilizing Registered Apprenticeship as a promising career strategy for workers with disabilities in the hospitality sector.
This brief provides a short overview of the history of work-based learning for workers with disabilities, with a focus on the hospitality sector. Included are numerous resources to support designing programming for workers with disabilities, in addition to a series of recommendations suggesting Registered Apprenticeship as a powerful tool for job placement and career exposure.
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